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- Vaquita and Other Stories
- Cover
  
  Title Page, Copyright, Dedication
  
  Contents
  
  Vaquita
  
  Cavalier
  
  Donna's Heart
  
  Charity
  
  Dorothea
  
  Rehearsals
  
  The Cook
- Pearlman, Edith
- University of Pittsburgh Press
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- Necessary Fictions
- Cover
  
  Title Page, Copyright
  
  Contents
  
  Part One
  
  The Woman in the Headlights
  
  Bonaparte
  
  Martha’s Eye
  
  Them
  
  Dark Matter
  
  Part Two
- Croft, Barbara
- University of Pittsburgh Press
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